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ENGLAND AND THE PEACEPOWERS.
Difficulties Which Prevent Salisbury's
Joining Bisnlarck's Defensive Ali.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, october 5-There is perceptible in
clination OF opinion here toward the inclusion OF
England in the peace alliance On foot by Italys
adhesion to Germany. Diplomatlsts are begin
ming to arrange the European powers under two
classes-onensive and defensive. France and
Russia belong 10 the former. Germany, Austria,
Italy and Great Britain are among the latter. The
d1niculty in Salisbury way in taking any active
step toward joining the alliance OF the peace
powers Is that he is on excellent terms with
Russia for the first time for many years. Practi-
cally there Is no outstanding question between
the two powers. On the other hand France is
greatly aisliked here. Her actions have been so
persistenJly hostile TO England TO cause British
diplOmattsts TO abandon the thought OF French
alliance. Moreover, the peace party In England
grows stronger In proportion as the danger or q
war next spring becomes more imminent Ii is
quite possible the same action will be taken on
BlSmarck'S lines.
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DiabOlical Attempt to Wreck an Ex.
curSlQn Train near RelleYille. ILL


cursIOn Train near BelIeville, HI.
CHICAGO, october 5.-The NeaCs' st. Louis special
says: A diabOlical attempt was made yesterday
to wreck passenger train on the Illinois and ST.
Louis Railroad about mile-and-a-hal from Belle
Vile, Ill special train or five cars, Tiled with
excurS1OniStS from st. Louis, was approaching
Bellev1lle at the rate OF 20 miles an nOur, when
the train rushed into an open switch nearly mile
long, and had gone half the length OF the switch
before the engineer could stop the train. quar-
ter OF a mile further on the switch rail had been
adjusted so as TO plunge the Train down a steep
embankment. A frightful disaster was narrowly
averted, AS the occupants or the coaches were
mostly women and children.
CONFESSED THEIR GUILT.
Aug. Franz and joe Gaehr, now in the county
Jail under indictment for taking out the spikes
from rail on the same road near this spot, have
confessed their guilt, and claim that it WAS the
result OF drunken debauch. The officers are
satisfied that there are others associated with
them. The people OF Belev1lle and East 81. Louis
are terribly excited over this occurrence, and
threats or lynchlng are made.
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Shot by . Drunken Miner.
ONE MAN KIIED AND ANOTHER WOUNDED IN 4
MEXICAN MINING SETTLEMENT.


CHICAGO October 5.-The Times FL Paso Tex,
special says: News has reached here Of an affray
ten days ago at the Planchas oe Plata mine near
miner pamed John Lloyd became crazed from q
prolonged spree and conceived the notion that the
Mexfcsns wanted to Kill him. He procured q VIM
chester rife and told German Jeamster named
Weiner that he was going to guard against bis ex-
pected assaIlants. Wetner told Mexican fore
man named Rodriguez what Lloyd had said. Rod
Yi0uez went to paclfy Lloyd, whereupon the latter
threw mn his rifie and shot Rodriguez dead.
Weiner got ride and tried 70 shoot the infuriated
nan. but while he was maneuvering for q sure
aim. LLOYD shot him through the thigh. Lloyd
then took refuge In the ONCE u the superintendent,
who Was away and bade defiance to the camp. A
courier was despatched TO Mexican military
camp, few miles away for q detachment OF sol
dieFs When arrived they dispersed themselves
among the rocks and opened nre upon Lloyds fort
ress LLOYD replied Tor time and then became
sdlent After dring q thousand shots the soldiers
charred the building and found Lloyd hidden
among lot OF boxes unharmed. He was taken
20 CaSos 0fande&
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He RObs the BOllinger stage n second
Time. Hut Obtains Small Booty.

11nle, Hut ODtAlns SmA0 BOOty.
CHICAGO, october 5.-A Bollinger, Tex, special
says: The Bollinger and San Angelo stage was
again robbed Monday night about 3 miles QUE
from this place by the same lone highwayman who
held it up last Thursday night. He was recognized
by his voice. his looks, and his horse. He was noe
successful In this as In the last attempt. ID. +.
Gay, OF this city, was relieved OF s. and the other
party OF a like amount. There were two ladies
aboard, one OF whom had over S45. but the bandit
was TOO gallant TO accept IL, saying that he never
took money from ladies' he then proceeded 70 go
through the mail bags opening every letter, but
IL Is said only got about SIS in all He then moved
up 10 meet the outgoing stage and commanded the
pistol After waiting about an hour the stage
pulled up having eiuded the robber by taking
new route.
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A NEGRO sTABs HIMSELF TO DEATH wHKN CoNyIcTE
OF GRAND LARCENY,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, october 5.-A thrilling
tragedy was enacted in the Circuit Court room
this morning. Sam Branch, a colored man, was on
trial for Larceny. AS the jury filed into the court
roam he was noticed TO Lrembe and turn deathly
pale. "What is your verdict?" asked the judge.
s'Guilty OF grand larceny" replied the foreman
"Mhat is the sentence?" "F1ve years In the peni-
uenJiary." AS these words were uttered by the
foreman Branch exclaimed ''God knows I'm inno-
cent" and, pulling a large knife from his pocket,
thrust il into his throat. The blood spurted over
the jury box and the judges desk, and the negro
was dead Ia thirty minutes.
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International signals at Sea.

PROPOSED CONFERENCE OF MARITIME NATIONS
The board Of managers OF the New York mari
time exchange have recently prepared q plan for
the improvement Of the code OF maritime signals
in international use. The present code was estab.
hshed by the English government In 1855, and
since then many new seaports have been created
The president OF the New York exchange wrote IN
President Cleveland suggesting that steps be taken
to secure conference OF all maritime nations 10
concert measures for revising the code and adopt
property at 'Fatal collisions" he writes stO0
OFTEN occur owing TO the increased number size
and speed OF steamships Many such accidents
would be ayerted were steamers required TO indi.
cate In fogs not only their presence as at present
but their direction" The President promised "a
the west.
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RoBBKRrIs RRPoRTBD.-W. ]. Howard reports
the larceny OF $3.50 worth Of various articlea
Ada c. Lam0nd, No. 813 18th street northwest
reports the theft OF q silk dress worth $50 Dan1
Drtscoll reports the larceny OF . whip worth g.
Dr. O. P. Waters reports there was stolen between
August and September 20 from his house near
Silver Springs, Q lady's black silk coat. " J.
BehrendS, OF 5th street, between and R reports
that lot OF notions were stolen from the delivery
wagon yesterday. Henry Craig, Of 034 Boundary
street, reports t5 bill stolen on the 9Th OF last
month. Rachael Simms, OF Columbia avenue re-.
ports $35 stolen on the 2Sth ulttmo
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They are Still Determined 90 Resfse
Arrest. and the Police are Overa wed.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, October 5.-The honeeT-fress
has adviceS from Billings, Mont, that the troops
at the Crow Agency are still awaiting orders from
Washington. The Indians are still much excited,
and SO determined resist arrest that the police
have not dared 10 attempt IL The sheriff OF Custer
County Will probably be called upon 70 execute
the warrants with posse Gen. Dudley, In coin
mand at Fort Custer, said last night there would
be no serious trouble. The old chiefs dsclaim any
connection with the affair." and are Jealous OF the
growing importance or Young Thunder and Light
ming. The agent is blamed Ior being TOO hasty IA
aItemptlng Inc arrests
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DimIck Flies 10 Canada.
HE ELUDEs THE DETECTIVES AND CROSSES THE MAC.
ARA IN A SMALL BOAT.

BUFFALO, N Y, October 5.-Lorenzo D1mick. the
marine insurance agent whose conviction or grand
larceny In the irst degree In transferring policy
for 5000 70 the Thames and Mersey Company
after \ loss had occurred, was yesterday sfnrIned
by the Court OF Appeals has departed 70 Canada
4 O'Clock, eluding the private detectives who
were set owatch him, and has been heard from az
81. GATHERINGS, Ont. His bail-bond was 10000
Charles A. Sweet, president or the Third National
Bank, Is surety Tor half the amount, and Dlmick
1ustt1ed himself for the remainder.
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Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, october 5.-The Hungarian minister
OF finance declares that the report that the gov
ernment wants silver is unfounded
The Princess Shayra, OF Cumberland, is recover
ing from a very alarming illness.
The continental stock exchanges are dull and
firm To-day.
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ELOP1D WITH MARRIED WOMAN.-John Farrelly,
mate OF the hen and Chickens lightshtp, vineyard
Sound, Mass, elOped from New Bedford Saturday
with Nh. James Dugan, who leaves Z husband
ana TWO small children. The couple are supposed
70 have gone TO New York.
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YANKEE ESrERpa1sE

AND GENIUS HAS AGAIN TRIUMPHED
AND THE CUP REMAINS IN THIS COUN-
Try. THE AMERICANS DON'T ALLOW
ANYONE TO BEAT THEM IN THE STYLE
AND CHARACTER OF THEIR WORK IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF FINE wOOLENs
THE OLD WORLD LEADS Us, BUT IN
MAKING Up THE SAME wOOLENs WE
SAIL ALL AROUND THEM
The PERFECTION OF MEMS CLOTHING
IS GOODS OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURE
MADE Up IN HIS COUNTRY NOT EVEN
THE FAMOUS POOLE, OF LONDON"
MAKES UP AS FINE OR AS GOOD SUIT
AS MANY AN AMERICAN TAILOR
THIS SEASON WE HAVE IMPORTED
LARGELY FROM IRELAND AND SCOT
LAND. PARTICULARLY IN THE ROUGH
FACED GOODS (CAsSIMERs. CHEvIOTs
AND FREIzEs). ENGLAND. GERMANY AND
FRANCE STILL TAKE THE LEAD IN
sMooTHER-FACED FABRICS. AND WE
HAVE THESE IN LARGE VARIETY.
wEHAvE ALSO IMPORTED A CUTTER,
NOT FROM ABROAD" BUT FROM NEW
YORK CITY. AND HE IS TURNING OUT
TIE BEST FITTING COATS WE HAVE
EVER HAD ANOTHER ONE PAYS SPECIAL.
ATTENTION To CUTTING PANTS. AND IS
FAIRLY ENTITLED To BE CALLED AN
ARTIST IN TROUSERS" WE FEEL CON-
FIDENT THAT WE CAN GIVE YOU AS AR
TIsTIC CLOTHING AS CAN BE MADE IN
WASHINGTON. AND AT ABOUT ONE
THIRD LESS THAN MERCHANT TAILoRs'
PRICES PANTS MADE UP IN ONE DAY
WHEN NECESSARY
EB. BARNUM CO.
- s3l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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nyo CLOSE BUSINESS.

We Offer for sale our entire stock Of we'll escorted
HARDWARE,
consisting Of Shelf Goods also Nails, Bar Iron Steel
Huba &C.. fact all Goods usually kept in we'll -ss.
sorted hardware store This 10 good opportunity for
any one wishing to In the business 70 purchsse
stock 1T bargain.
II not sold whole by the 5th Of October Will sfte.
date. retail the stock on st less than cost THIS
q chance for bargzinA
BUCKEY l. MARBURY
Cor High and Bridge sts. {, -orse Nv = q
October i, 1887
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains: The Presidents Last Day In st. Louis;
An ex-Washingtonian Arrested on His Arrival
from Europe; Powderly on Politics; Gladstone
Full of Hope; Baltimore Divorce Scandal; DR..
Parkers EulOgy OF Beecher; the Bankers COnven-
tion; Telegraphic Dispatches, &C. The advertise
ments are classified as follows: Auction Sales,
Ladies' Goods, Educational, Proposals. Pianos and
Organs, Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines. At
torneys, Railroads, Potomac River Boats, Ocean
Steamers, Specialties, Family Supplies, Books,
Wood and Coal, Medical Professional, Dentistry,
The Trades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

CONCORD. n. h, october 6-ln the House this
forenoon the Hazen biu was ordered 70 third
reading on roll call The vote being 163 10 l2sa
This insures the passage OF the bill al O'Clock
this afternoon by practically the same vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

AhAi OhDERS-lno IOuOWlGg changes IN the
duties and stations Of officers Of the quarter
masters department have been ordered: Capt.
James NJ. Marshall, assistant quartermaster. from
duty at the general depot OF the 0uartermaster's
department, Philadelphia, and ordered to duty as
men. OF the Missouri, relieving Capt Lafayette T.
Campbell, who is ordered to Denver, Col. to take
cnarge OF the construction OF the military post
near Lnat city, and to relieve sor JnO H. Belcher
Maj. Belcher has been ordered to DUTY atPortland
Oreg., to relieve Capt. Chas. r. Barnett VINO has
oeen assigned to duty as assistant to the chief
nevlng Capt. JnO. w. Pullman. Capt Pullman
has been ordered to Santa Fe. n. NJ, to relieve
capt. Edwin B. Atwood. who has been assigned to
DUTY as assistant to the chief OF the
department OF Texas, vice Capt Jno Simpson
capt simpson has been assigned to duty as as
slstant quartermaSter OF the Department OF the
Platte. relieving Capt. Chas. A. II. McCauley who
has been ordered to duty disbursing officer and
assistant Quartermaster OF the division of the Mis-
souri,. Major Edward B. W1lliston. Sd artillery.
has been ordered from Troy N. Y, to Springneld'
Mass, for conference with the commanding ON.
GERS OF the national armOry in connection with
umDers TO De constructed for the new field CART
age Major VIM. H. Bell, commissary of sub
sis1ence, has been ordered from Denver to Fort
Collins, Col on public business. Leave OF absence
| ior Two mouths has been granted to Capt. q. A.
Hull, military storekeeper. The leave OF absence
granted Capt. Edward G. Carter assistant sur
ge0n, has been extended fifteen days.
PERsoSA1--Ex-PrcsidentH Hayes, chief Justice
Waite, Judge Thomas c. Manning. United States
minister to Mexico, and senator Sabin were in New
York last night.--Senator voorhees,, Delegate
voorhees,, L. NJ. P1ttman OF Detroit, L. B. Warren
| OF st. Augustine, Fla, H. w. Kenyon and Il. i.
Allen OF New York. C. B. Armstrong OF Jackson,
Cal, j. POgal OF Cincinnati, E. Daw OF Pasadena.
Cal: and c. T.. A Mccormick OF Chicago, are at
the Ebbit.-W. B. Marvin and James b. BAN Of
New York. and X. j. Mitler OF Georgia, are at the
Metr0pOl1tan.-Hon. II. A. Mccormick OF Penn
syiyania, and D, W; Lee OF Virginia, are at the
National.-S. A. WEIGH and j. Osborn, jr, OF New
YORK, W. L. Wood OF Kansas City, and +. E. Cole,
OF Boston. are at Wtilard's.-T. NJ. BabsOn OF
Hubbard OF Hartford at the Riggs.-W. w.
jacques OF Boston. d. s. WOlcOtt or Ptttsburg M.
York, are at WOrmley's.--D l. Brown OF Pitts
burg, John COrwine OF City Point, F. s. Bond of
New York, q. Champion or London l. L. Drew Of
| OF brooklyn, are at the Arlington.-Sir Arthur
BlackWood and W. A. Blackwood OF England,
Leonard Lewis OF New London, Conn.,, and j. NJ
SabbinS or New York. are at the st. James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

Joseph HastingA who shot and killed John
Clancy ut st. Dennis, Nd, as stated IA yester6ayS
Z. was arrested at Elkr1dge yesterday.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE 81 AR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave, and l1th st., By
Tie Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S.H KAUFMAN, fresL

TEE EVENING STAR is served TO subscribers In TIE
ety by carers on their account At 10 cents pap
week or 44c per month Copies at the counter s
eerts each BY msil-pOsta2e prepaid-5O cents q
month: one wear SO. six months, IS
tRntered at the Post Ot1ce ~ WzShington d O. n
Decond-class mail matter-I
Tur WEEKLY SIAR-published on rrfdav-sf n
year postage prepaid Six months, so cents
E~A mail subscriptions De paid in ad dvanoas
nS paper sent longer than Is paid for
bates OF sivtrtisins made known on application
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A Big Oas-MeaI Mil Burnea.
The suazcn nm WIN Pass,

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, October 6-Dougia8
Stewards Oatmeal mill was burned at 10 O'Clock
to-day. Loss Sl25, 600; insurance $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

Ex-senator Thurman has consented to make two
speeches In the Ohio campaign. The first one win
be delivered at Kenton on the 21st inst, and the
other later. In Columbus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

Chauncey n Depew, Cornelius Vanderbilt and
other ra1lr0ad msgnates len New York yesterday
nor trip over the "yanderbslt&n
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= N1NOK kfATS Of eIE0E Al BkkI.lk.
ByRrTS October 5-A decree has been issued
under the socialist law declaring minor state oe
siege and prohibiting the sales On the streets o6
special editions OF papers.
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 F St
ASSETS-s79O55S.61.
Office hours from a m to 80 p m. On the first
Wednesday in each month open from to O'Clock p.
M, on which day advances will be made promptly at
z 80 O'Clock p. N.
new issue of stock-(the 14th)-wll be open for
subscription and payment Oct 6. 1887. shares $2 so
per month.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the Association furnished upon application.
THOMAS sOMERvILLE, Pres't.
JNo. JOY EDISON, sec'y. o3-1m
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- THE FIRST MONTHLY MEELING Of
asso5AoS n dues and @stns
vanees will Be held ss st. D9minicas Hall 9Th 9Th and
The sum Of $3.50 may be obtained on each share id
vanced on interest allowed at the rate Of per cent
vest their savings would do well to become members
I'll ons or s Be
ssS%RSsil R RTssiSsa.; ss, sspx tn
bann ssis iosh St NV
hn6, And the Ml9d0sId i9l0Tng ,!,s d1reStSrs; sa
i hos; ]. Myers. f2iS j Fst NV.
J: 3. richardson: S31 9th st. s.w.
Gsa'S Gss " xsa Dsai! tts ss6 81 e,s st. sx, ,~
John Finn. 51s ssd st. NV NV
F,mGss SsyI5 Bssl At,Srnsy Aas 7si s21 ~ stnw
J. sondheimer. 509 9TH st. s.w
C. H. Parker. AZ and B sts. s3O-6t
R- PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
surplus Erpl1asles. .:.:.....:...s .sistS599 as.S59
1o,, TSss
for 81 Sd9 ~ per % month 81 slOoq for sl4 81 per mouth
to snsses
ss month"; IN 70 sna % Es
series can be taken which viii mature one year earlier
than the new series commencing in November next.
sr
cent Per a1num m on the money paid in 80 cents to
Buidins ASSOCIATION in the District Of Columbia
Meeting Wednesday evening. October 5. at 6l5 7th
5ozs Geca
o1-4t 8IS 18th ct.
MY OFFICE HOURS FOR EYE AND
PPennsylvamnia PEI nj ave. GEO: KAULlNG. MD,
isxs sHAfss Oh so''' ana sass% ass Ss
t. BUY ONLY The GENUINE!Ii
BIBBS
BALTIMORE LATROBES
LEAD THE WORLD.
Upwards of
$4,000 SOLD
And
THE DEMAND STEADILY INCREASING,
An experience of quarter of century has beer
toward the attainment of their extraord
nary merit in securing greater heating capacity
economy in consumption of fuel and simplicity and
ease Of management all other heaters in the mar
ket.
IMITATION
AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SUPERIORITY.
The best evidence that
BIBB'5 LATROBES
have extraordnary merit and held in the highest
esteem by the public is that they being initiated
The limitations resemble the original in appearance
only they lack the general excellence Of the genuine
s29-1w
80 sIEBEL & oMEY T,ifops
Corner New YORK ave. and 10th It,.
for Fsli and winter are now ready for '''-''
your inspection. s16-1m
WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
49, that, although being boycotted by the K OF
l. these last ten weeks my Band and Orchestra in
So n.
for balls parties, germans. &C., will find 1t theiI
advantage to consult with the undersigned before
Residence, 1855 4th IT. NV
s13-lm Office 903 Pa. ave. NV.
R~ MRS. A A WRIGHT, CHRISTIAN SCI
~ enlist, OF Boston, is now at $40 New YOrl
and would be happy to wait upon patients Once
R~COUNTRY MADE PURE CIDER VINEGAE
'0' ''NS 'J1 JOHN i:Si H. ri MzGkWDER, seHEpDE
so-m,t8wlno 1417 New York ave.
FURNACES, RANGES. FIREPLACE
~ Heaters Gas Fixtures, n q low prices
Saw 1425 New York ave.
2 FIRE INSURANCE.
SoGtnsntal Fire 1ns. Co. !. Y. Capital .ooo. .ooe
0rieit ire Ins- Co.. Hartford, l,0OO,OO(
Girard Fire Ins Co Philadelphia Tan old and fxvora
BY Known institution. and large owner Of rea
District of Columbia Representative.
W CLARENCE DUvALL.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
Hous 3 Stocks. Household Furniture Family Wear
ing apparel Libraries. &c. insured the lowest
s142m
Ks FINE GAS FIXTURES.
| SLATE MANTELs
PLUMBING HEATING
| s.s. sHEDD BRO.
tu11 432 9th st n "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE N ST UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
49, will hold Temperance Meeting TONIGHT
Georxetown CHARLEY NYE viii be there. Come and
hear him. It.
g., THE NELSON DIVISION No. 2, KNIGHTS
- OF P1THIAS will give grand special train
Station at Cosober ahi and
turning. leave Richmond at p. IN. following day.
Round trip tickets being sold by the COMMITTEES
st the extraordinary low rate Of 81. 1t
- Fornerly with J. r. Freeman),
Will be pleased to see his friends.
At 1425A Pennsylvania ave. NV. o5-w&s,2ts
THE WESTERN MARKET WILL, UNTIL
IL m. See Market Regulations R. A WATERS,
o5eo2t' Market Master
Mr. cHAs Has A A KRAUsE. PAPERHANaER,
- G23 New York ave. NV,
resumed business In his own name, having had q
satisfactory settlement with his creditors
former patronage and socits . continuation Of the
same. o5-4ts
~ DR. W. P. LIGGETT, SURGICAL AND
- Operative Dentist, has removed to Parlors
9l5 fennsyivanla ave. NV, over Parets sta tonery
'o.e o4-9t-
UNION COLOPERATIVE BUILDING AS
~ ISOLATION.
NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
The sixth annual and seventy regular month
y meeting of this for the payment Of dues
and making advances, will be held on WEDNESDAY,,
October D, 1887, at O'Clock p. L., at Cosmopolitan
Hall corner of Sth and sts n. W.
DENNIS CONNELL, President.
Corner lst and H SITS NV.
o4-2t 1O1 / st. n. W.
R- ON SALE FOR FEW DAYS ONLY-A
D~a few choice Old yio!ins $50 to s1OO, at
W.G METZEROTT co.'s,
OA-Ot Pannsyyania ave
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $229 O6O; customs. 1894 372.
INTERNAL REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has appointed Patrick L.
Murphy storekeeper Ior the first Illinois district.
and John G. Rivers storekeeper and gauger at
ChaDell Hill Georgia.
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FINISHING THE NEW DEPARTMENT BUnDING.-COl.
Casey, who has been in Washington for a couple of
days, will return to New York to morrow He stated
to a STAR reporter to-day that the new wing OF
the State, War, and Navy department building will
De ready for occupancy by the last OF January.
The elevators are now being put in; the plumbing
and the doors are arriving to-day. It is expected
mat an the outdoor work, such as laying asphalt
pavement In the driveways, erecting iron fences,
secretary OF War will make the assignment OF
rooms to be occupied by the different branches OF
the War Department, probably soIae time Rexs
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

DOES NOT DRAW Two SALARIEs.-It is stated at
the Lighthouse Board that she lighthouse Official
at Amherstburg, Ont, Is not in receipt OF pay
from this Government in addition to his pay from
the Dominion government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

ForRTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.-Edw.A A. Benzinger
has been appointed postmaster at woodstock,
Howard County, Nd, vice A. NJ Benzinger, re-
signed, and H. c. Palmer, at Greenville, Augusta
county, Va. vice A. 9. Duncan. resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

TESTING THE CHICAGO'S ENGINES.-Tho Star00ard
engines OF the new cruiser Chicago were tried yes
terday in New York, and the port engines will be
tested to-day on twelve hours runs. II all works
well the vessel will be sent trial in few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

THE U. s. S. ENTERPRISE was put in commits
sion yesterday at New York, under command Of
Capt. McCalla. She will probably be sent to
Europe.